Adidas National Team Retro Kits + Collections Released - 10 National Teams
- Adidas Retro Kits: Adidas has released retro-inspired collections for 10 national teams, including remake kits for Spain, Germany, Argentina, and Mexico.
- Adicolor Collections: Adidas also launched Adicolor collections inspired by the 1970s for 10 Adidas federations.
- Release Dates: The European collections are available now, while the South American collections will be released on December 1, 2023.
Adidas this morning revealed Retro Originals collections with classic designs for ten of their national teams: Spain, Germany, Mexico, Argentina, Italy, Sweden, Jamaica, Chile, Colombia, and Belgium.
Adidas Retro National Originals Collections
The Adidas Retro National Originals feature remake kits for Spain, Germany, Argentina, and Mexico, inspired by their classic kits - the Spain 1996 home kit, Germany 1996 kits, the Argentina 1994 away kit as well as a mid-1980s-inspired shirt for Mexico.
In addition to jerseys and training wear, Adidas launch Adicolor collections for 10 Adidas federations across UEFA and CONMEBOL. These are inspired by the 1970s.
Germany
Spain
Italy
Argentina
Mexico
Sweden, Chile, Belgium, Colombia & Jamaica
The European national team Adidas Originals 2023 collections are available to buy now, while those of the South American teams will become available on 1 December 2023.
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Luka Modrić Wears Special 'Legacy' and 'Golden Ball' Patches at 2026 World Cup
During Croatia's match at the 2026 World Cup, Luka Modrić took to the pitch wearing a jersey featuring two unique FIFA sleeve patches. The midfielder's shirt included a special FIFA Legacy patch, introduced for the 2026 tournament to honor players who have appeared in five or more World Cups. Modrić is participating in his fifth World Cup, joining an elite group of players such as Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Manuel Neuer, Yuto Nagatomo, and Guillermo Ochoa, who are also eligible to wear the Legacy insignia.
In addition to the Legacy patch, Modrić's kit featured a specific badge commemorating his achievement as the winner of the Golden Ball at the 2018 World Cup. This patch highlights his individual accolade from the tournament in Russia. The combination of these two special patches makes Modrić's 2026 World Cup jersey a standout piece, reflecting his long-standing presence and success on the international stage.
Harry Kane Wears World Cup 'Golden Boot' Winner Patch
During the 2026 World Cup, Harry Kane has been spotted wearing a special FIFA Golden Boot winner patch on the right sleeve of his England shirt. The patch commemorates his achievement as the top scorer of the 2018 World Cup, where he netted six goals. Kane is one of a select few players at the tournament to receive this individual honor, alongside other past Golden Boot winners such as Kylian Mbappe and James Rodriguez.
In addition to Kane's unique individual patch, the entire England squad is sporting a gold tournament sleeve patch. This team-wide detail marks their historic 1966 World Cup victory.
Cristiano Ronaldo Wears Special FIFA Legacy Patch at 2026 World Cup
Cristiano Ronaldo debuted a special FIFA Legacy sleeve patch on his Portugal kit during the 2026 World Cup, marking his historic sixth tournament appearance from 2006 to 2026.
Cristiano's Legacy badge features his signature SIUU pose.
The Legacy patch is an exclusive FIFA honor introduced to recognize players who have been selected for five or more World Cup squads. Ronaldo becomes the fourth player to wear the badge at the 2026 tournament, joining an elite group that includes Lionel Messi and Luka Modric, who are also sporting the Legacy patch alongside their respective individual award badges.
Adidas Teases Predator 1994 to 2026 World Cup Connection
Adidas has officially teased a connection between the original 1994 Predator boot and the upcoming 2026 World Cup. In a recent social media update, the brand highlighted the legacy of the iconic Predator silo, which was initially launched for the 1994 tournament hosted in the USA.
With the 2026 World Cup set to be co-hosted by the USA, Mexico, and Canada, Adidas is celebrating this 32-year journey as a full-circle moment for the boot. The brand noted that the Predator was made for the 1994 World Cup, and the tournament made the boot a legend. By stating that the road to glory continues, Adidas strongly suggests the upcoming release of special edition boots or a dedicated 2026 World Cup Predator model that pays homage to the 1994 original.
The teaser was accompanied by images showcasing the evolution of the Predator boot from its debut to its modern iteration. This announcement builds on recent Predator re-releases and limited editions, generating anticipation for what Adidas has planned for the 2026 tournament.
